Contionary:rex

Aeranir

Alternative forms

• rūs: from reformation of the oblique stem **reɣʷ- to **rew-

Etymology

From Old Aeranir rex, from Proto-Iscaric *reɣʷis̠, reformed as an i-stem adjective from **reɣus, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *r₂r₁egʰ-. Compare with rignun, argeor.

Cognate with Dalitian árakhus, árakhros, arakheĩs, Stiric ṛghuḥ, ṛhāyati, rāhayati, and Old Marian arguš, arǰāyatiy, rāǰayatiy.

Pronunciation

(Old) IPA: [reks̠]
(Classical) IPA: [rɛks̠]
(Gaunine) IPA: [ɾɛks]
(Late) IPA: [rɛks̠]

Adjective

rex (cyclical revis, eternal reve)

1. red, reddish; bright red, vivid red, pink

Declension

Declension of rex
	temporary		cyclical		eternal
	singular	plural	singular	plural	singular	plural
nominative	rex	rever	revis	rever	reve	revent
vocative
accusative	revin	revī	revin	revī
essive	revū	revur	revū	revur	revū	revur
instrumental	reverun	revēs	reverun	revēs	reverun	revēs
genitive	revis	revir	revis	revir	revis	revir
dative	revī	revina	revī	revina	revī	revina
ablative		revēs		revēs		revēs
locative	revīs	revā	revīs	revā	revīs	revā

Derived terms

• rūgaȥ ("I redden, become red")

Descendants

• Ilesse: reis
• S'entigneis: riefs
• Tevrés: rieves

See also

Colours in Aeranir • ētar
lucer, solleus, helior		sater, tūvus
arheor, rex, vīntus	vīntus	helior, malhus
malhus	lupentus, lupeor
solleus